Heather Rousseau is the Investigative Fellow at The Roanoke Times. With over 15 years of experience as a visual journalist, she passionately shares stories through photography and video, focusing on themes such as sports, arts and entertainment, and cultural movements. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including WTVR-TV, The Washington Post, and the Associated Press.
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Heather Rousseau's coverage is diverse, with a focus on local events and human interest stories in Roanoke. She covers topics related to family & relationships as well as culture & society, often featuring local events and government announcements.
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New Superintendent of Schools Jamie Soltis greets students at Burlington Elementary on Thursday, Roanoke County Public Schools' first day of classes.
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Volunteers spent weeks this summer building a new stretch of the Appalachian Trail on Catawba Mountain to take some pressure off a heavily used portion of the footpath.
By: Heather Rousseau
Appalachian Trail Conservancy Konnarock Volunteer Trail Crew
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Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke presents Blue Ridge Literacy with a Commemorating Resolution to celebrate its 40th year of service
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English learners from 51 countries celebrated completing their summer semester classes at Blue Ridge Literacy during a Tuesday ceremony attended by about 80 students.
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The Andy Layne Trail, a connector to the scenic Tinker Cliffs along the Appalachian Trail, has a newly expanded parking lot and relocated trailhead.
New Bus Stop and Shelter at Valley View Walmart
Roanoke officials and bus riders and their supporters celebrated the dedication of a new, improved bus stop at the Valley View Walmart stop on Friday. It goes into service Monday.
